· 9/6/1996
James T. Donald v. Cook County Sheriff's Department
Citations
- 95 F.3d 548
- 35 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1324
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 23407
- 1996 WL 506274
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- concluding that a court may allow the case to proceed to discovery against a high-level official with the expectation that she will aid in identifying any Doe Defendants
- concluding that a court may allow the case to proceed to discovery against a high-level official with the expectation that she will aid in identifying any Doe Defendants
- holding that a court may allow the case to proceed to discovery against a high-level official with the expectation that he will aid in identifying any Doe defendants.
- concluding that a court may allow the case to proceed to discovery against a high-level official with the expectation that he will aid in identifying any Doe Defendants
- concluding that a court may allow the case to proceed to discovery against a high-level official with the expectation that he will aid in identifying any Doe Defendants
- concluding that a court may allow the case to proceed to discovery against a high-level official with the expectation that he will aid in identifying any Doe Defendants
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Judges: Bauer, Cudahy, Evans
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